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Time of India
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Alya Manasa and Rakshit starrer in upcoming serial 'Parijatham'
Tamil television is set to welcome a new romantic drama that promises to sweep viewers off their feet. Titled Parijatham, the upcoming serial is inspired by the actor Prithviraj-starrer film of the same name, reimagined for the small screen with a fresh narrative twist. The show revolves around the heartwarming love story between a traditional girl and a rock star singer, blending contrasting worlds of simplicity and glamour. Adding a compelling layer to the plot, Alya Manasa plays a hearing-impaired woman, bringing emotional depth to her role. The lead cast features Alya Manasa, Rakshit, and Swathi, each bringing their signature charm and acting prowess to the drama. The recently released promo has already caught the attention of fans, heightening anticipation for its premiere. Alya Manasa, who shot to fame with Raja Rani, began her career as a model at 17 before moving on to work as a radio jockey. She later appeared in the dance reality show Maanada Mayilada Season 10 and the game show Ready Steady Po, before making her film debut with Julieum 4 Perum (2017). She is currently seen as a judge on the reality show Single Pasanga. With its engaging premise, strong performances, and an emotional core, Parijatham is poised to strike a chord with Tamil television audiences.
New Indian Express
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Dharan Kumar: Even kids have caught on to Chi Pae Thu
Composer Dharan Kumar has dabbled in multiple genres of music throughout his career, but he is mostly known for his melodies, such as 'Unnai Kandane' from Parijatham, 'Poove Poove' from Siddhu +2, and 'Siru Thoduthalile' from Laadam. He intended even his latest independent single, a dance number titled 'Chi Pae Thu', as a melody with some rap portions, but it underwent quite the transformation. "Initially, we thought of having a nice melody to the song and bringing a small portion of rap to it. I was planning to lend my vocals to the song, get a proper lyricist, and introduce a rapper who would just do their rap portion alone. But Vaaheesan, a Sri Lankan rapper, came on board. That is where we got these commercial lyrics, like, ettana, engana, pathana… Even the title came as a result of the rapper being involved. Anyone can relate to the title because it is a common part of conversations in Tamil Nadu. I like the fact that even the kids have caught on to it. So it became a mix of both a fun commercial song and a melodic love track,' says Dharan about his latest hit.
